Today, the South Korean technology giant has officially unveiled a premium PC line-up in the Indian market. The new PCs in the Galaxy Book2 series are Galaxy Book2 Business powered by Intel’s 12th Generation CoreTM CPU, and the Galaxy Book Go powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon®… Read More »Samsung unveils new Galaxy notebook series in the Indian market
Apple Watch has saved another Indian’s life, this time a dentist from Yamunanagar in Haryana who bought the wearable device as a birthday gift for his wife. Dr Nitesh Chopra, 33, bought Apple Watch Series 6 on his wife’s birthday. When he checked his electrocardiogram… Read More »ECG feature on Apple Watch saves dentist’s life in Haryana
Amazon warehouse employees working night shifts staged a walkout in two states in the US, quitting work and demanding a $3 raise. The roughly 60 workers were employees at three different warehouses in New York and Maryland reports The Verge. “This morning, in the first… Read More »In US, the Amazon workers stage walkout for a $3 raise
Samsung on Thursday launched its flagship PC line-up of Galaxy Book2 series and Galaxy Book2 Business powered by 12th Generation Intel Core processor along with Galaxy Book Go powered by Snapdragon 7c Gen 2 Compute Platform in India at a starting price of Rs 38,990.… Read More »Samsung Introduces Premium PC Line-up in India
South Korea on Thursday announced plans to cut import tariffs on neon, xenon, and krypton key material gases used for chipmaking to zero next month in a bid to ease a potential supply crunch amid the Ukraine crisis. The government said it plans to lower… Read More »S. Korea to cut import tariffs on key materials for chipmaking to zero
State Intellectual Property Office Information demonstrates that on March 15, Chinese tech giant Xiaomi has patented the AR Glasses. The patent summary exhibits that the newly authorized AR glasses have been meticulously crafted with miraculous elements to protrude from the competitors. With an AR glass,… Read More »Xiaomi has patented the AR glasses
Increasing temperatures caused by human-made climate change and rise in carbon dioxide levels are likely to drive trees, grasses, weeds to produce more pollen, resulting in longer and more intense allergy seasons, according to a study. The research from the University of Michigan showed that… Read More »Climate change may cause longer, more intense allergy seasons
Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) has fined Meta, Facebook’s parent company, 17 million euros ($18.6 million) for several data breaches that affected up to 30 million users. The decision followed an inquiry by the DPC into a series of 12 data breach notifications it received… Read More »Irish consumer watchdog fines Meta $18.6 mn for 12 data breaches
The World Health Organization (WHO) has delayed the assessment process for granting emergency use authorization to Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine against COVID, in the wake of its invasion of Ukraine. According to a WHO official, the global health agency was forced to put off the… Read More »WHO slows down the assessment of Russia’s Sputnik COVID vax
Apple supplier Foxconn has resumed some production at its Shenzhen, China campuses after spiking Covid-19 cases forced a shutdown. The firm is only able to resume production on campuses that include both employee housing and production facilities, reports CNBC. “In applying this closed-loop management process… Read More »Apple supplier Foxconn restarts production in China
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